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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1963

Page

6

Fifty Years Ago Flood Chaos Drenched Elyria River

Fifty years ago the Black River floods devastated Elyria causing homes to flee, power and gas outages, and bridge collapses along Washington Ave and East River Street. Residents aided by workers as two men warned crowds before a bridge section plunged into rushing water. Bridges, abutments, and roadways suffered, while fish and livestock floated downstream and a winter freeze followed the flood’s aftermath.

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Practical joker traps wife with giant double yolk eggs

A humorous columnist recalls a prank where a man swaps regular eggs for oversized double yolk eggs bought by a political group. He hides them in the fridge, prompting his wife to notice breakfast eggs that look wrong. The ruse backfires as she discovers the joke by cracking one egg and finding two yolks.

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Suburban calendar notes multiple local meetings by towns and groups

Calendar items list numerous meetings across suburbs including South Amherst, Rochester, Grafton, North Ridgeville, Columbia, and Spencer. Entries cover fire departments, boards of education, granges, booster clubs, Lions Club, AA, and church groups with times ranging from early morning to 8:30 pm. The notices preserve names of towns and organizations and outline meeting venues.

South Amherst Village Couneal South Band Thi Sencol Rochester Fie Grafton Grafton Schoo Pya School Auditorum Topum Rapton Midview Board of Education Willeri Dam Norte Ridgeville Tre Hiwamis Bess and Andy North Ridgeville The Orange Birmingham Lions Club Spencer Black River Methodist Commission On Education Methodist South Amherst — Handicrafters Oberlin Bank Board of Public Affairs Grange Grange Hall Republican Club Melody Grove Columbia VFY Nai North Eaton Rebecca Church of Coast Walter Rekic North Island Rd Orth Eaton the Fields School PTA P.m. Belden Belden Grange

Science Fair exhibitor envisions animals replacing man

Ridgeville High School science fair exhibitor Mike Sweeney argues that automation could be overtaken by animals like white rats. He tested trained rats to run through compartments on bell signals, earning a superior rating among 123 exhibits. Numerous students received top marks and many projects explored biology, genetics, and the space age.

North Ridgeville Ridge Jwile High School Mike Sweeney Sweeney Mike’s Jwiges Gras Dick Gerhart Karl Painiter Hellen Ross Neil Zack Richard Cullen Frank Glauner Ron Kearney Ken Kusmer TomiSvicer Walter Mover Marilee Bainbridge Nancy Bainbridge Mark Lesa Jim Hull Diane ‘Newton Connie Lockhart Jean Hutchison Rob Hutchison Sweener Ashland College Hull Jim Bob Lechirés Jom Stombaugh Admittedi Kenneth Bonsell Avon Lake jHigh al Junior Hal Midview High James Hagle Columbia High Schoal J Phil Vollmer Hiram Land I College

Oberlin Science Fair Highlights Nine Superior Projects

Oberlin fair drew over 150 attendees with 38 exhibits on Saturday. Students Lucia Castro Melissa Swagger Ann Steiner Charles Holdeman Joseph Reichard Ted Walter Peter Schwim and others showcased projects on radioactivity blood properties Mendelian inheritance speed of light and Doppler effects under science teacher Hathaway. The event signaled strong public interest and may expand to include junior high next year, with district support ongoing.

Oberlin Pat Kelley David Hathawdy Luciano Castro Melissa Swagger A. Walker Mendelian Ann Steiner Charles H. Holdeman Aolding Hathaway Joseph Reichard Ted Walter MealAshland Peter Ohio Junior Academy of ML Schwim

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